Dropped this Saturday (April 21), the visuals for the groovy track, which will appear on the 26-year-old singer’s upcomingalbum, Voicenotes (slated for release May 11), raises the burning question, “What have you done for me, lately?”

The song’s funkadelic ‘80s essence, wanton vintage aesthetic and botanicals gardening various scenes of the video only serve to pepper a far more operative point in the RJ Sanchez and Brendan Vaughn-directed project.

Coincidentally, Puth and the "Honey" soloist both make a progressive push in the direction of queer and bisexual representation in the visuals for the tune; each star finds themselves wooing similar, apathetic female love interests — the latter even romances her girl with no judgemental forces at work.

Ultimately, human nature wins.

“I wanted to make a visual that represented how far we have come in society,” Puth tweeted of the LGBTQ+ transparency in the vid. “Love is love.”

Though the lyrics seem a far cry of a happy ending for neither musician, the larger discourse manifesting in the video is that love, of every spectrum, conquers all.

Check out Charlie Puth and Kehlani’s retro “Done for Me” music video, below.